The Shadoe Davis Show - March 29, 2023


Shadoe at Nite Tues March 28th⧸2023


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00:03:00.000 hey everybody how you doing welcome it's shadow at night tuesday march the 28th 2023
00:03:08.060 i've got a special guest on the show tonight he has been not only charged
00:03:19.000 but convicted wrongfully in my opinion of assault and dangerous driving
00:03:26.180 he was at the coots border crossing last year and was leaving the scene to go to work he had to go
00:03:33.180 to work and a kerfuffle ensued and he's going to tell us the story in just a couple of minutes
00:03:39.680 james sorry is going to be with it i hope i'm saying your name right james if i'm not you can
00:03:44.480 come on and correct me in a couple of minutes people are asking what happened to last night's
00:03:50.980 show where you go the answer to that is I don't know what happened last night to the show I know
00:04:02.120 that the feed was still active on rumble the feed was still active on Facebook and on Twitter and
00:04:08.440 on lgm.news looking glass media the feed that was coming from my main platform was not existent
00:04:19.420 and that never happens that never happens with my main feed provider so i went and looked back
00:04:28.140 last night exactly where the show cut off and it just so happened to be as i was about to discuss
00:04:34.380 event 201 and i was going to talk about the uh the world health organization amendments to the
00:04:44.280 treaty they want all the countries in the world to sign on a website called usforthem.co.uk. So
00:04:51.840 I tried to go to that website just about a half an hour ago because I wanted to make sure I could
00:04:55.880 get it for you guys for tonight. And this is what we come up with. Usforthem.co.uk is either down
00:05:05.860 or I can't get to it because I'm banned somehow some way. Remember they're doing that in Canada
00:05:13.500 and now they're actually banning people from reaching certain sites they don't want certain
00:05:18.280 people to see. So this could be that, or it could be that somehow this site came down in the last
00:05:25.540 24 hours. I don't know which. I do know there were power outages that happened in the Winnipeg area,
00:05:33.460 but not until 3.30 in the morning, not in my part of town. I do know there were some internet
00:05:39.200 outages that happened last night they do happen once in a while once in a blue moon but
00:05:43.780 weird that the internet outage happened exactly as i was just about to talk about event 201
00:05:51.200 i i don't know i honestly can't explain to you guys exactly what happened
00:06:00.340 because it's a mystery but that's all i know so anyway what happened last night and today
00:06:08.840 was i received and i haven't counted in the last 20 minutes 2342 messages asking pretty much the
00:06:16.400 same question what happened to the show where are you are you okay and i thought rather than
00:06:23.320 people were actually speculating that manitoba justice had burst into my home into my studio
00:06:31.240 and taken me off the air like physically dragged me out and threw me in some some gulag
00:06:40.680 no that didn't happen and i shouldn't laugh i shouldn't laugh because who knows one day
00:06:46.380 anything is possible i suppose but rather than getting back to each person individually i thought
00:06:52.820 you know i'll just go on to do a video and i couldn't do a video last night because i couldn't
00:06:59.360 get on and I thought today you know if I do it at a different time people aren't going to see it
00:07:04.180 until later anyway so I thought you know what I'll just wait until the show starts tonight
00:07:07.760 to let you guys know that I am safe and sound and everything is okay and I wish I could explain to
00:07:13.580 you exactly what happened to the show last night but I can't I can't pinpoint it to a single thing
00:07:19.300 but I'm just happy to be here to with you so let's go ahead and do some hellos and
00:07:26.560 whatnot. Marnie is watching in St. Catharines. Hello, Marnie. Hello, Tinda in, sorry, Linda in
00:07:32.500 Trenton, not Tinda in Lenton. Freddie is watching in Red Deer. Colleen in Perth. Hello, Christine in
00:07:38.760 Paris, Ontario. Stacy is watching in Vaughn. Hello, Shane. Hello, Mimi. Hello, Diana. Somewhere in
00:07:45.900 Ontario. Hello, Bella. Hello, Marianne. Watching in Barrie. Hello, Julie in Hillside Beach. Barb is
00:07:51.780 watching in stony mountain eddie is in stonewall shirley is in rothwell roxanne's in british
00:07:57.560 columbia christina hello in hamilton joanne sally cindy randy greg linda all watching tonight over
00:08:05.620 on rumble who do we have uh glorence dan for tootsie's mom mama lee uh belvedivo
00:08:16.020 festering i love these rumble handles mama lee 1.00
00:08:21.980 bent wrenching lease
00:08:26.360 hello you guys fort capell is watching tonight in saskatchewan hello everybody thank you for
00:08:34.280 being here don't forget if you are watching on facebook please like and share let's get this
00:08:38.960 thing out to as many people as possible if you're watching on twitter it's especially important to
00:08:44.020 get the show out tonight you guys because the guy we have on the story has to tell everybody needs
00:08:50.440 to know about this everybody needs to know exactly how corrupt our establishments have become
00:08:58.240 so if you're watching on twitter please give us a heart and retweet it and if you're watching on
00:09:02.980 rumble give us a thumbs up if you're watching on lgm.news you can buy us a coffee and say hello
00:09:09.960 All right, let's bring him on. It's James. Now, James, how exactly do I say your last name?
00:09:16.360 It's Salary. Can you hear me fine?
00:09:18.820 Yes, we can, actually. Very fine. So it's Salary, James Salary.
00:09:22.820 That's correct. Yeah.
00:09:24.060 Okay, James, thanks for coming on the show tonight. I like the flags you've got up in the background.
00:09:29.560 First, before, yeah, absolutely, man.
00:09:32.480 Before we start telling the story of what happened last year at Coots and Milk River,
00:09:36.640 can you tell us who you are and what kind of a guy you were before all this nonsense started
00:09:43.280 okay uh yeah i'm a 37 year old uh father i got a daughter that's 15 and a son that's nine
00:09:50.520 i live in central alberta uh i work in the oil field i have been for 18 plus years
00:09:56.620 um i'm a hard-working guy i'm self-taught in a lot of many different ways and uh yeah
00:10:06.640 Would you say you're just an average guy, got a lot of buddies, you're a good dad, you know, you're just a regular good fella?
00:10:15.540 That's right. I mean, most of my friends I've met in this freedom movement, and, you know, I had a few beforehand, but now the love and support is overwhelming.
00:10:26.240 Let me ask how this has been for you when the vaccine passports came in and all of the nonsense started happening.
00:10:34.320 did you know immediately there was a problem or did it take you a while to figure things out
00:10:39.320 i think it was like everybody kind of had to adjust see what was going on kind of thing see
00:10:46.020 kind of how it was affecting them personally before they could make a decision yeah i base
00:10:51.880 a lot of my stuff on facts i don't go off of you know he said she said i like to try and
00:10:58.860 figure out if it's true or not so i mean when it came to the vaccines and stuff but when it started
00:11:04.620 affecting me was when i chose not to get the vaccine i chose to not get it and when i was
00:11:13.380 being affected not being able to go into restaurants grocery stores hospitals you know
00:11:18.260 even schools my kids were coming home all the time with masks on and everything else
00:11:21.940 it just didn't feel right what does your family feel about this have you have you lost people
00:11:28.040 along the way friends and family uh that's a good question so a lot of my family is vaccinated
00:11:37.400 i wouldn't say i've lost them i would say they have different views in mind some of them not
00:11:42.620 all of them um i wouldn't say they hate me that's not the case it just like anybody else everybody's
00:11:50.820 got their certain views towards things and i i can i could appreciate that when you decided
00:11:57.540 to go down to coots what was the reaction like from your family did you go by yourself or did
00:12:04.640 you bring them with you no i went down by myself and in a convoy uh my family was very skeptical
00:12:10.860 about it they didn't really want me to get involved in it just kind of step back for a bit
00:12:15.940 But they did support me.
00:12:17.580 My mom and dad did support me in it, you know, and let me do my thing.
00:12:23.380 Okay, so why did you decide to go down there?
00:12:26.560 First of all, how far away from Coots and Milk River are you?
00:12:29.980 Is your home?
00:12:31.560 I believe it's about four and a half hours south of me here.
00:12:36.480 And I went down.
00:12:38.920 I got a call from a friend saying that they put on a fire band down at Coots in the middle of February.
00:12:45.940 And I figured, you know what, I could do something about this.
00:12:49.900 So I was operating a HydraVac at the time.
00:12:53.260 And, yeah, I put a post out on Facebook for firewood donations.
00:12:57.700 And I was able to get enough to fill the truck, probably about seven, eight cords of firewood,
00:13:03.280 and close the back door, and on the road we went.
00:13:07.700 Okay, so you get down there, you've got all the firewood.
00:13:11.220 And was there ever any explanation about this fire ban in the middle of February?
00:13:15.360 it sounds ridiculous to me no it was just a hoax it was trying to bleed out everybody and get
00:13:21.800 everybody to go home they were scared of how many people were down there i'm talking thousands and
00:13:26.560 thousands of people was there ever a number put on it i know there was you know guesses
00:13:31.780 guesstimates but did anybody ever really come up with a solid number that satisfied you
00:13:36.820 i i've heard many different numbers i heard one saturday there was about 10 000 people between
00:13:43.760 milk river and coots wow um i've heard lots of different numbers can i confirm which one's true
00:13:49.980 no i can't more than more than i could see okay so when you arrived and you got there did you have
00:13:57.420 to get past the police blockade was there any kind of activity like that on the highways or
00:14:02.200 were you guys allowed to just roll right in no they had a checkpoint there right at milk river
00:14:08.040 and uh they let a whole bunch of passenger vehicles go through they told me no you can't
00:14:14.940 go through um i said well yes i can it's my fundamental right to go in freedom and protest
00:14:19.500 and you know i want to go so they let me go they let me go down and i never had any issues after
00:14:25.640 that until it was time for me to leave on february 14th okay so before we talk about you leaving
00:14:31.380 because that's when the problems begin let's talk about you getting down there and and uh the time
00:14:37.140 you had you were down there for how long i was down there from february 9th to february 14th
00:14:43.180 and when i got past the first checkpoint um i just kind of followed everybody i didn't really
00:14:49.900 know anybody just call it kind of followed the line and i was able to find uh some of the guys
00:14:55.020 right up front and nobody knew i had firewood on at the time i just went up to the guys in the front
00:15:01.780 and said, hey, I got a present for you guys
00:15:03.920 and explained it to them
00:15:05.740 and yeah, they made a parking spot for me
00:15:07.880 right up front.
00:15:09.400 So you brought all the firewood in, everybody was
00:15:11.900 warm, did they start building fires
00:15:14.040 right away? Was it like a little community
00:15:15.780 there? Was it almost like a little town of people?
00:15:18.740 Were there
00:15:19.160 huts?
00:15:22.080 What were people doing? Where were they
00:15:23.960 sleeping?
00:15:25.500 There was no huts or anything.
00:15:27.400 A lot of people brought their motorhomes and campers
00:15:29.960 down, stayed in them.
00:15:31.780 Lots of people just stayed in their cars and trucks.
00:15:35.780 I slept across the bench seat in the HydroVac.
00:15:38.940 It's just a day cab.
00:15:40.020 I put a backpack in the middle and was able to lay across the seats.
00:15:44.140 But, yeah, no, it was very, very loving.
00:15:48.740 The hugs, the support, the unity.
00:15:51.980 I mean, there was days out there that I was shaking hands with police officers on the front lines.
00:15:58.100 I know many, many different conversations.
00:16:01.780 valentine's day kids handed out roses to many of the officers you know i i watched them break down
00:16:09.260 it was it was a beautiful thing and then yeah how many officers were down there james
00:16:15.920 front lines well okay so there was there was 300 officers deployed for milk river and coots
00:16:24.060 overall um how many were on each day i couldn't tell you exactly um in the court they said that
00:16:33.200 there was 14 different checkpoints that they had manned were they mingling with the crowds like
00:16:42.820 you you'd mentioned that you saw a lot of camaraderie almost between the people who
00:16:47.340 were down there protesting and and the uh and the police was the mood good for the most part
00:16:53.300 yeah the mood was good now i i couldn't tell you if they were putting on a show or not
00:16:59.400 but for me it felt good i mean it was nice to see them interacting i mean they wouldn't come in
00:17:05.860 right into the center of our things and eat meals with us but there was many times that a few of
00:17:11.500 them would come in and you know kind of drop the the law enforcement mentality and you know visit
00:17:19.160 with us there there was a few that did that there is the one legendary video i think many people who
00:17:24.260 are watching the show right now saw where a couple of the officers come in actually more than a
00:17:28.720 couple but one is the spokesperson he becomes more and more frustrated as time goes on during this
00:17:34.560 conversation based upon the fact that uh many of the truckers and the people down there who were
00:17:39.280 involved in the blockade were not willing to move their vehicles and he started making threats i'm
00:17:44.200 going to assume this is towards the end of the blockade down there uh but it seemed a very
00:17:50.920 aggressive move to make and it almost looked like a couple of his officer associates needed to calm
00:17:57.380 him down a little bit because things were getting heated did you see that video um i did see that
00:18:03.380 video i think that was right down at coots yeah that was right by the u.s and canadian border i
00:18:09.380 was a little bit farther north than that uh they were trying to just keep us peaceful from going
00:18:15.700 down there i believe but yeah there was a lot of a lot of pushback from the rcmp uh down at
00:18:23.620 right at the coots border when did they was there a time they started becoming aggressive
00:18:31.220 um yeah i know two trucks beside me the one day there they ripped open the door of one semi and
00:18:38.020 ripped the driver out assuming that there was firearms in there um they searched the whole
00:18:43.020 truck and found nothing it was just an assumption they had um that was kind of a little different
00:18:50.180 and then uh i'm sure you've heard of the story of the excavators that were parked on the farm
00:18:55.220 and uh was this the gun planting or was this the sabotaging of the sabotaging of okay yeah
00:19:04.920 Yeah. Yeah. Go ahead and tell that. Like, this is all alleged. Obviously, we're not actually sitting here saying this really happened unless we actually have eyewitnesses. But we are saying this is absolutely alleged to have happened. So please continue.
00:19:16.520 yeah so yeah the excavators were parked in the farm field by the highway they weren't on the
00:19:22.640 highway and the officers took it as a threat and asked the owner to move them off the highway so
00:19:28.440 the owner did the owner actually tracked them across the field and put them on the private
00:19:32.200 property and uh yeah in the middle of the night they went over there and they cut fuel lines they
00:19:38.160 cut the ecm computers out of them cut off hydraulic hoses uh filled fuel lines full of spray foam
00:19:45.260 insulation um and and they admitted to it they admitted to it they admitted to it yes
00:19:53.560 i have yet to see that is that on video somewhere or is that in a court there is
00:19:59.340 there is some videos going around but there is it's in evidence as well
00:20:03.820 has it been presented yet or is it still awaiting trial that particular instance because that's
00:20:10.500 still waiting okay that trial's still waiting i believe they're set for sometime in june i believe
00:20:16.340 i can't confirm that but okay we're going to get to june in a second because that's when your
00:20:20.900 pre-sentence is is uh scheduled for but what about the woman who had police come into her home and
00:20:28.040 plant weapons did you ever meet her yes i did that's joanne pearson okay she's an awesome lady 1.00
00:20:34.060 she was down at coots she was doing all the truckers laundry um food taking care of them 0.93
00:20:40.580 you know yeah offering her shower to anybody that needed one um she had she had nothing but heart
00:20:47.900 she was an amazing lady she has video of police uh coming into her home and planting weapons
00:20:54.400 uh i haven't seen the videos personally but yes that's that's what she says yeah uh also uh clay
00:21:03.940 farnsworth of police on guard was on uh the show a couple of weeks ago and he suggested the video
00:21:08.840 is there uh they're still awaiting uh their chance to see it so they can go through all of it and
00:21:15.600 confirm that it is real it hasn't been tampered with and they can uh even go forward and identify
00:21:20.720 some of the officers who were in there apparently they were laughing at joanne and suggesting that
00:21:26.580 she's going to be up on gun charges herself she has testified to that uh publicly as well so let's
00:21:32.380 talk about what happened to you james as you were leaving you got it you got a call to leave you had
00:21:37.680 to go back to work right that's correct yeah february 14th uh it was valentine's day um i
00:21:44.000 spent the morning there um i cried that morning watching the kids go around with roses handing
00:21:49.320 them out to many different people and uh i had gotten a call as well to go to work um i had
00:21:56.360 i felt like i did my time there what i could i mean i was just sitting there i was honking my
00:22:02.160 horn and i wasn't really doing a whole lot more so i felt it was my time to leave i uh
00:22:09.200 yeah i packed up my truck i made my way out of the protest and uh yeah as i
00:22:17.140 got out about two kilometers away i seen a check stop um i pulled over and uh
00:22:28.420 i guess i could talk about it now so in trial the police officer testified to use a laser to
00:22:36.100 measure the distance where i had stopped was 351 meters that's where i decided to do my pre-trip
00:22:42.060 and log books before i go through because i was afraid of getting pulled over and getting a fine
00:22:47.120 for it so once i finished my pre-trip and log books i decided okay it's time to go i accelerated
00:22:55.900 the truck and went towards this checkpoint an officer was sitting inside of his car
00:23:01.660 as i got closer he finally got out and stood beside his door and he did a waving hand gesture
00:23:08.080 had you seen this officer before james did you recognize it okay never met him before
00:23:13.860 and um i want to say too so during the court thing um during the testimony he testified that
00:23:22.040 he did make a hand gesture but he couldn't remember what what kind of hand gesture it was
00:23:26.260 um i made this hand gesture in court and he never denied it so i want to make that clear okay um
00:23:36.120 so once i seen that hand gesture i took it as a sign of goodbye you know i i figured they were
00:23:42.380 happy people were leaving the protest it's time to go you know so i continued on my way and as i
00:23:50.020 was passing him i managed to hit a pylon i was about three feet away from the back of his car
00:23:56.200 with my front tire and middle of february hard plastic it just disintegrated exploded
00:24:03.440 and obviously it scared him and went from there they turned their lights on and
00:24:11.120 hunted me down i pulled over i got out of the truck and i went down on my hands and knees
00:24:17.620 and you pulled over right away like you didn't even hesitate in pulling over you just went whoa
00:24:23.540 okay okay fair enough so you weren't resisting the lights no as soon as i seen the lights i
00:24:30.280 pulled over uh i never i was never vulgar with them i never retaliated anything i was very
00:24:36.320 cooperative the whole time and okay so you you came out of your truck you go down on your hands
00:24:42.100 and knees immediately on the ground or just on your knees with your like that just on my knees
00:24:47.300 with my hands up okay and uh the officers got out of their cars with their guns pointing at me
00:24:53.540 and from there i was arrested they had their guns out yeah how many of them were there
00:25:01.980 uh one at first and then it ended up being three of them and were they vulgar with you
00:25:08.460 were they cursing at you were they no they weren't really cursing or anything they were
00:25:14.720 saying you know you were trying to run over a police officer we we don't know what you're
00:25:21.520 doing or what you have and all this and i asked them you know why are you pointing your guns at
00:25:26.200 me yeah they were scared apparently did you tell them you were unarmed oh yeah i was unarmed i was
00:25:35.620 already on the ground on my knees okay but did you tell them that though like i i don't have a gun on
00:25:40.120 me man like i'm unarmed i'm just look at me i'm in a position of surrender here you're not fighting
00:25:45.580 back okay so what happened then they cuff you they throw you in the back of the car they take you in
00:25:50.580 they took me in yeah so uh they never did seize the truck they uh one of the officers jumped into
00:25:59.500 the driver's seat and drove it into the town of milk river and hid it behind some grain silos
00:26:06.440 left the lights on, locked the doors, and abandoned it.
00:26:10.300 They just left it there.
00:26:12.400 The truck was never ever seized or impounded or anything.
00:26:16.560 After I'd gotten out of jail,
00:26:18.780 I had people go and pick up the truck and bring it home for me.
00:26:24.460 So what was the process of being booked like when they hauled you in?
00:26:30.920 What time of day was this, by the way, Jim?
00:26:32.840 Was it morning? Was it afternoon, evening?
00:26:36.060 No, it was afternoon, evening.
00:26:38.380 I believe it was, don't quote me on times here.
00:26:42.420 I'm a little bad with timing.
00:26:43.720 Somewhere in the late afternoon.
00:26:45.720 Okay.
00:26:46.520 Was it dark up?
00:26:48.680 Sorry.
00:26:49.660 Somewhere in the late afternoon there.
00:26:53.360 And so my release papers were handed two hours after being in jail.
00:26:57.860 I was held in for eight hours, eight and a half hours from when I was arrested.
00:27:03.100 So that was kind of against my constitution.
00:27:04.960 and i did fight that in the court um they said because of it being a protest and unprecedented
00:27:12.280 and everything it waives the constitution in this sentence what yeah so the constitution
00:27:21.320 of our our country is waived because of an unprecedented situation ironically that's what
00:27:29.540 the constitution is supposed to be used for the charter of rights and freedoms when there
00:27:34.340 is an unprecedented situation that's when these rules and uh rights are most needed
00:27:41.480 unbelievable they would say that to you yeah so you you get released uh and now what you get a
00:27:52.040 court date a promise to appear bail conditions what happened yeah uh i ended up uh they gave
00:27:58.580 me an undertaking um with a promise to appear with conditions for over the last year I'm actually
00:28:06.100 still on conditions so the first six weeks I didn't have my license my lawyer was able to
00:28:13.140 change some of the conditions and allow me to have my license for work purposes only
00:28:18.060 um there's also some other smaller i can't go to milk river i can't go to coots
00:28:26.540 at first i was not allowed to cross any land crossing borders
00:28:31.080 those conditions have been removed because i do haul across canada so that was that was removed
00:28:38.620 for me i must keep the peace stuff like that so when you uh you got out how did you explain this
00:28:48.920 to your family um well by then they already knew it had already been blasted i mean as soon as i
00:28:55.880 was arrested the rcmp posted it on google i mean you could google my name it's all right there
00:29:01.720 it was yeah but you got to go looking for that stuff like did somebody somebody must have called
00:29:06.200 them and told them unless the rcmp did it themselves oh yeah no i had friends message
00:29:11.380 my mom and dad and stuff and let them know you know i was in jail and this is what's happening
00:29:16.740 and yeah what about your kids uh my kids i kind of tried to keep on the download they found out
00:29:24.320 a few days later after i was released um they don't like it they they support me they're with
00:29:32.680 me but they're still very young to kind of understand the situation yeah so i try to keep
00:29:39.400 it away from them the best that i can uh so what about court i mean you had the conditions
00:29:47.560 your court date came up uh what was that like what was your lawyer all about what were you
00:29:53.040 trying to accomplish and first of all what were you charged with so i was charged with
00:29:58.240 assault with a weapon and dangerous driving um the the assault happened on a pylon uh the weapon
00:30:06.440 was the hydrovac uh yeah so and the dangerous driving was because you clipped the pylon
00:30:13.320 i'm assuming so yeah when i went to court there was uh so that there's evidence of a picture of
00:30:25.540 squash pylon that they put into evidence there's also a picture that the officer took two weeks
00:30:34.300 ago in Sherwood Park where he reenacted this scene by placing his car in the industrial area
00:30:42.880 placed a pylon behind it stood beside it and got another officer to take a picture
00:30:46.960 he entered that into evidence as well a reenactment a reenactment um then there was
00:30:55.740 then there was five police officers that testified um they all testified that they
00:31:02.140 couldn't see the officer during the incident um the one officer that allegedly i attempted to
00:31:09.440 assault uh he testified with his head down the whole time never looked up at nobody
00:31:15.220 he was embarrassed it well whatever he was yeah uh he testified that he went back to work that
00:31:23.740 later afternoon he testified he worked the next day the day after uh yeah how long was your trial
00:31:32.220 james four days so four days of testimony um the prosecution goes first so all the officers come in
00:31:44.000 and they testify and and they show their evidence or lack thereof and then your lawyer gets up and
00:31:50.440 refutes all of this and makes your case um and how was that did you feel pretty confident at that
00:31:57.260 point oh yeah i felt confident i thought we we had this i mean everything was good up until the
00:32:04.140 crown prosecutor started uh examining me um he was ruthless he was he was pretty intense halfway
00:32:12.420 way through uh there was an adjournment there take a break and when i came back i felt good i was
00:32:20.180 confident i answered all his questions i was truthful and honest about it and yeah so and this
00:32:28.100 was a trial jury like you had 12 jurors watching this whole thing that's correct that's correct
00:32:33.500 there's 12 jurors how was your lawyer now you're not an expert on lawyers right i mean this is
00:32:40.920 probably your first court case ever and so you don't know how this is this is gonna go like i
00:32:45.500 mean is it like on tv or did it have those vibes yeah it was like like you said i've never been
00:32:54.280 convicted or had any charges before in my life um i've never been in the court system i've never
00:32:59.420 sat in them i don't know how they go i thought that my lawyer did pretty good um but you know
00:33:06.580 here we are guilty on both charges the only thing that i can see is there was there was corruption
00:33:12.660 in it where the jurors only deliberated for four hours right right there was doubt in the whole
00:33:19.480 case so i don't understand how they could go back the only thing i can think of is there was there
00:33:26.800 was one probably a system that was you know he's going in gonna say guilty and either bullied the
00:33:34.180 other jurors or you know didn't want to let them talk whatever it may be so there's 12 of them
00:33:39.460 though 12 of them yeah you think there was like because were you looking at these i mean it was
00:33:44.840 a four-day trial so you must have had eye contact with a lot of these jurors over the course of
00:33:50.700 those days could you pinpoint confident i thought for sure at least i thought for sure at least four
00:33:56.340 of them were were on my side at least yeah because they were giving you the thumbs up and a wink
00:34:01.620 every now and again maybe yeah i guess in perspective yeah
00:34:06.180 but that's not how it's amazing to me that the prosecution had so like little evidence and what
00:34:16.120 they did have was so incredibly flimsy and all you guys had to do was say look man this is this
00:34:20.840 is what happened this is what went down and yet they find you guilty so what's the next step
00:34:27.460 no so first of all before before we go to the next step did you have a chance like i guess you don't
00:34:33.860 but like when when the verdict was read the jury's in the room right yeah did they look
00:34:42.640 embarrassed at all was there any sort of like oh my god i can't even believe this is happening
00:34:47.400 not not one of them looked at me wow not not one of them looked at me the one guy said the verdict
00:34:56.740 guilty the judge said guilty on which charge he said guilty on both yelled it out and then all
00:35:03.620 12 jurors walked out not not eye contact nothing that was it that was it okay so what happened
00:35:10.520 after that then i i was shocked i still didn't understand i still didn't get it i left the
00:35:18.460 courtroom um the crown prosecutor closed his laptop and his binder and put a smile on and
00:35:24.400 walked out and that was it that was it it was all over so you you you're not immediately held
00:35:33.320 right you you could go home after that so yeah i'm home here right now um i have a pre-sentence
00:35:40.800 uh it's coming up on june 12th and that i'll have to go in front of uh i'm not sure what it is
00:35:48.440 what they're called but yeah they'll they'll decide what my sentence will be
00:35:52.980 and i'm hoping by then i'll have a lawyer that i can file in a plea
00:35:58.680 is there any speculation as to what you might be sentenced to
00:36:05.240 i've heard many different things i have not been told i i honestly don't know i've heard maximum
00:36:12.960 sentences could be 10 years in jail and an indefinite lost license for dangerous driving
00:36:17.820 but those are maximum charges i don't have any past criminal history so i won't get that
00:36:23.460 yeah but that that's even still just to hear that is fairly frightening um sickening yeah
00:36:32.840 so you can't can you use the same lawyer for an appeal and would you if you could um
00:36:39.940 you can use the same lawyer for an appeal i'm not going to my lawyer is uh not an appeal lawyer
00:36:46.940 and she suggests that a fresh set of eyes on the case is probably beneficial.
00:36:52.620 So, yeah, no, I will find another lawyer for this, for the appeal.
00:36:59.380 James, did you get the sense, aside from the jury
00:37:03.100 and possibly one jurist affecting all 11 others,
00:37:07.800 which is a possibility, I suppose,
00:37:10.560 did you get the feeling of any sort of corruption
00:37:16.520 between the judge and the prosecution did you get the feeling that there was something going on to
00:37:24.980 that you were going to be made an example of that this was a fait accompli that it was already over
00:37:30.880 before it ever started yeah i i was very nervous especially at the beginning i mean uh the judge
00:37:38.020 does have the power to overturn it you know so when when you have evidence as a one picture of
00:37:45.420 squash pylon a reenactment one officer's testimony against my testimony he's admitting
00:37:53.180 to hand gestures he's admitting to to you know where my truck was parked on the road
00:37:59.940 there's so much doubt in the case that the judge should have just automatically overturned it
00:38:07.660 well it should have been dismissed i mean did your lawyer ever stand up and say we need to
00:38:11.220 dismiss this right now they have nothing here like there's no evidence she did not
00:38:15.880 uh i think i would have i'm not even a lawyer i would have gone look they don't have any evidence
00:38:24.000 of any of this nothing i'm asking for a dismissal completely and totally here so um are you shopping
00:38:31.860 for a lawyer now for a new lawyer i am looking yes um i still don't have one presently i've talked
00:38:38.660 to a couple different ones but haven't really confirmed on anything yet um next biggest thing
00:38:45.060 i'll be trying to come up with funds for a lawyer right i mean the last one was was 28 000 for the
00:38:50.480 main trial so yeah they're they're expensive i went and uh i phoned the courthouse today to
00:38:57.260 to see what my transcript would cost i'm looking at about 9 800 bucks to get my transcript
00:39:02.900 so those should be free man like that's it should be it's my court case i should be able to have it
00:39:10.800 yeah no kidding what has this done to you personally it's put a lot of weight on me i
00:39:17.400 mean my mom she's she's been in tears ever since hey you know nobody really knows what's happening
00:39:23.660 or how things are going to go or what my charges are going to be you know i mean you're saying
00:39:29.200 yeah yeah what can we do to help you out man like is there any kind of a give send go set up
00:39:38.360 or or a website or or i don't have anything set up at the moment i i want to try and find a lawyer
00:39:46.040 and find out what it's going to cost like even when i did my fundraisers for the main lawyer i
00:39:50.680 wanted to make it very apparent to everybody that i was not keeping the money it was all going to
00:39:55.740 the lawyer i don't want anybody thinking that i'm baking money or anything like that exactly i'd like
00:40:01.260 to i'd like to do the same thing again you know if there's people out there that want to help
00:40:05.240 definitely once i find a lawyer and find out what it's going to cost i will be setting up a give
00:40:10.300 send go again okay um look man when you do find a lawyer um make sure you get in touch with me
00:40:19.040 we have each other's numbers now so we can go ahead and do this again and i can
00:40:22.560 and maybe get some people to contribute to the cost of that for you.
00:40:29.320 Definitely.
00:40:30.220 You know, there's a lot of people who have been wrongfully accused,
00:40:35.360 and in your case, wrongfully convicted, in my opinion.
00:40:38.220 I mean, this is just a kangaroo court. It's a joke.
00:40:40.640 It's causing people to lose faith in the institutions of our country and our provinces.
00:40:45.580 But it costs money, and that's what the government's game is.
00:40:48.500 They're going to try and write us down to the point where we don't have any money even left to survive.
00:40:54.780 And they've got endless funds, but, you know, our tax dollars at work. Right.
00:40:59.120 Right. But we have to fight back on this.
00:41:01.700 And I don't mind asking people for money for for these types of things, because you didn't do anything wrong.
00:41:11.620 As far as I'm concerned, and I'm probably speaking for the entire audience here.
00:41:16.140 um yeah i don't think any anybody would think that you did anything wrong at all you may have
00:41:23.280 made a mistake when it came to the pylon just getting a little too close to it but other than
00:41:26.940 that like you didn't do anything and so this is vindictiveness yeah they are trying to make you
00:41:33.660 uh an example and that's unacceptable so yeah i think the people would be willing to to help you
00:41:41.240 out so uh somebody's asking what's next cheryl wants to know what's next what's next is james is
00:41:47.560 uh going for his sentencing on june the 13th you said 12th 12th and then after that once you get
00:41:55.420 the sentence does it kick in immediately like and it might be just a fine or what or whatever
00:42:01.960 sure i'm not sure when it happens um they'll do a pre-sentence so from the pre-sentence then it'll
00:42:09.820 be a set date after maybe august is when my sentencing will happen so that for between then
00:42:16.640 and the time your sentence happens you do have time to appeal that i'm sure so that's when you
00:42:20.980 would be looking okay yeah so if that when that happens man you get in touch with me and a few of
00:42:27.880 the other independent medias i can help you uh with as well and we can see what we can do about
00:42:32.740 helping you raise some funds for this new uh appellate lawyer james thank you for taking the
00:42:39.600 time to tell us your story tonight man i really appreciate it much appreciation uh thank you so
00:42:45.700 much for having me on your show it's this this means a lot thank you okay man uh and we'll talk
00:42:51.840 to you again soon all right you take care you too there is james sorry wrongfully convicted
00:42:59.000 you know it's funny so many people will say well he was found guilty in a court of law
00:43:07.420 that means he must have been guilty
00:43:09.380 uh-uh i mean you know reasonable doubt that is actually a thing it's not just on tv that's
00:43:23.140 actually a thing. And there was no other officer, as James pointed out, that actually saw this
00:43:29.920 happen. They reenacted it. Guess what? To recreate the noise that startled the officer. And the
00:43:39.740 officer thought that maybe James was firing on him because it sounded kind of like a gunshot.
00:43:45.200 And so that's why three of them had to approach James already on his knees with their firearms
00:43:50.460 drawn that makes no sense to me none of this makes any sense to me so yeah i'm happy that we
00:43:55.480 had james on tonight and i'm happy that he had a chance to tell his story and uh guys if we can
00:44:01.060 help uh when the time comes i'm hoping that we all will do that all right let's get down to some
00:44:08.140 of the other stuff that we're going to cover tonight on the show and i may actually actually
00:44:12.700 ask you to hang around for a little bit longer tonight because i gave you such a shortened show
00:44:16.760 last night, so I feel as though I owe you a little extra time tonight. The budget came out today,
00:44:23.880 the federal budget. There she is. Well, at least we don't have to hear her. Let me be perfectly
00:44:33.820 clear. The federal government's pushing the deficit until 2028 now after announcing slate
00:44:41.540 of spending, new spending in this new budget, because they can't stop spending our money.
00:44:48.040 Oh, and by the way, just so you're aware, of all the G8 countries, G7, G8 countries
00:44:55.900 on the planet, Canada is the only one that has absolutely no gold stockpiles.
00:45:04.140 We sold off our last gold in 2016.
00:45:06.680 Canada is completely and totally dependent
00:45:09.700 upon the petrodollar
00:45:10.940 and if the petrodollar goes
00:45:13.100 our currency goes
00:45:14.940 but don't worry
00:45:16.840 we'll save you all with our brand new digital
00:45:19.680 currency where
00:45:21.260 everybody, everybody
00:45:23.320 gets a universal
00:45:25.360 basic income regardless
00:45:27.460 of whether you're working or not
00:45:29.800 yeah
00:45:32.560 but the thing is if you choose to
00:45:35.520 accept this universal basic income and hell we might even wash away all of your debts
00:45:40.600 we might offer to do that we may offer to say hey no more debt for you but in return
00:45:47.920 you have to give us everything you'll own nothing and be happy you get the burden of
00:45:56.420 ownership off your shoulders man wouldn't that feel great
00:45:59.260 no more worries about anything just live your life day to day do what you want to do with
00:46:07.120 your life instead of worrying about you know cutting the grass and and fixing the hole in the
00:46:12.660 roof no leave that to them you just sit back and enjoy your universal basic income
00:46:21.140 on this whatever currency it is
00:46:24.460 based upon nothing?
00:46:28.440 Trudeau has pushed back plans
00:46:31.060 to balance the budget
00:46:32.380 and is projecting deficits until 2028 now.
00:46:35.580 Even though just a few months ago
00:46:36.840 they were talking about getting rid of this deficit
00:46:38.840 because it's getting bad, right?
00:46:40.340 So that's what they had to say at the time.
00:46:43.380 And of course, when I say getting bad,
00:46:45.080 I mean it's been bad for years.
00:46:49.060 Harper left Canada
00:46:50.040 with a balanced budget in 2015.
00:46:53.540 Even though the Liberals said,
00:46:54.680 that wasn't balanced, that was just an accounting trick.
00:47:00.240 Christia Freeland unveiled the budget today,
00:47:02.500 confirming prior media leaks the government would expand dental care,
00:47:06.380 offer a grocery rebate.
00:47:07.860 So this is essentially the Canadian version of food stamps, my friends.
00:47:14.940 That's what they're doing here.
00:47:16.000 and they're also protecting Canadians
00:47:18.600 against predatory lending
00:47:20.140 whatever that means
00:47:22.480 like what's that
00:47:23.000 like loan sharks on the street
00:47:24.620 Ottawa also ditched its projection
00:47:28.880 to balance the budget within five years
00:47:31.140 with the next fiscal year
00:47:33.140 predicting a 40.1 billion dollar deficit
00:47:37.180 but remember
00:47:37.720 the budget will balance itself
00:47:41.200 that deficit is expected to drop to 14 billion dollars by 2028 in total the liberals have
00:47:50.900 pledged a whopping 497 billion in this year's budget which finance minister christia freeland
00:47:59.220 has called a fiscally responsible move.
00:48:08.360 So, this is what she said.
00:48:16.080 In what is the most significant economic transformation
00:48:19.920 since the Industrial Revolution,
00:48:23.140 our friends and partners around the world,
00:48:26.140 chief among them the United States,
00:48:27.820 are investing heavily to build clean economies and the net zero industries of tomorrow.
00:48:34.620 As a result, our allies are moving quickly to friendshore their economies
00:48:39.360 and build their critical supply chains through democracies like our own.
00:48:45.280 Whatever that means.
00:48:47.740 I imagine it's just doublespeak for the Great Reset, my friends.
00:48:53.500 Together, these two great shifts represent the most significant opportunity for Canadian workers in the lifetime of anyone here today.
00:49:03.000 And I'd imagine, after she spouted that bullshit, she probably got a standing ovation in the House of Commons.
00:49:10.140 Clean energy manufacturers will get a $4.5 billion tax credit over five years.
00:49:15.240 The Liberals also announced a $5.6 billion credit for clean hydrogen projects.
00:49:20.440 So if you think any of this stuff is going away, it ain't.
00:49:26.920 It won't.
00:49:30.900 Because Poliev, if he does get in in the next election, in a couple of years from now,
00:49:37.000 will simply keep all of this.
00:49:39.160 Why? Because it's too complicated to get rid of it.
00:49:42.880 All of these things will remain, my friends.
00:49:45.200 we are going headlong headstrong into this new fourth industrial revolution
00:49:53.420 we can stop it we the people but we have to wake the people up we have to and there are many people
00:50:05.940 as well who are going to be on the take from all of this don't forget that they're going to be
00:50:10.020 working for these clean energy manufacturers and all of the offshoot companies of these clean
00:50:16.920 energy manufacturers. And this clean energy funding may actually be buying them a brand
00:50:22.720 new house or a brand new cottage or a brand new boat or a brand new electric car. So they
00:50:29.700 don't want to tip their brand new boat, do they? The government is going to try and get
00:50:37.820 everybody in on this, and so are the provincial governments, to the point where anybody on the
00:50:42.740 outside will be on the outside. The minority. That's their plan. They also suggested several
00:50:54.480 tax hikes are projected, including a plan to raise $3 billion through the alternative minimum
00:51:01.760 tax for high earners, but they didn't give us a number of what a high earner is. On national
00:51:09.940 security, the government pledged $606 million for the Canadian Armed Forces to replenish
00:51:15.660 ammunition and other equipment, which is a fraction of what we've given Ukraine in the
00:51:20.680 last year and a bit. Another $1.4 billion will be set aside over 14 years to purchase air defense
00:51:26.740 and artillery equipment so yeah one quote said today from an economist if you were looking to
00:51:35.700 crash an economy with a budget this would be the budget to do it with so yeah there's no way
00:51:50.340 there's no way my friends that they're not doing this on purpose they are doing this on purpose
00:51:55.180 That is absolutely obvious to anybody watching now.
00:51:59.960 Here's what happened in the House of Commons today.
00:52:02.680 Watch this video. This is great.
00:52:04.280 I'm just curious if she thinks there should be consequences or retrimand for members of this House who meet with known Nazis who spread.
00:52:17.060 Oh, by the way, this is Jennifer O'Connell.
00:52:18.980 she's a terribly spoken liberal mp and she's speaking about leslin lewis
00:52:25.980 uh and also she's speaking about christine anderson so listen uh misinformation disinformation
00:52:33.160 glorify the holocaust who speak against uh anti-muslim rhetoric uh i'm just curious if
00:52:41.680 she's talking about online hate and privacy of canadians and regulation does she condemn
00:52:46.720 her actions by meeting with a known nazi uh in this country who spout anti-muslim rhetoric
00:52:54.040 the prime minister has put on blackface so many wait a minute wait a minute now before she starts 0.89
00:53:00.860 talking about blackface what was your impression of this woman here this liberal mp to me she
00:53:07.900 sounds like an elementary school child who has a rough time speaking clearly and doesn't really 1.00
00:53:15.720 know what she's talking about, even though she's trying to sound like she does. As far as I'm
00:53:20.920 concerned, if she were my MP, I would be completely embarrassed by her. Anyway, let's continue on here.
00:53:26.560 The prime minister has put on blackface so many times. He has degraded black people. He literally
00:53:34.220 put a banana in his pants. And you have the audacity, you have the audacity to stand and
00:53:40.620 look at me as a black woman and ask about my meeting with another member of the European
00:53:46.740 Parliament. That is within my job description. I do not have to. I do not have to approve
00:53:52.820 of everything that another member believes in in order to have the decency to have meetings
00:53:59.560 with other individuals. Your Prime Minister, this Prime Minister, denigrated black men
00:54:05.540 by putting a banana in his pants.
00:54:08.420 Shame on every member over there that does not chastise them.
00:54:12.660 If this were any other country, he would not be leading,
00:54:16.080 and he would not have the moral authority to lead.
00:54:18.880 He would not have that moral authority.
00:54:20.900 Well, he doesn't have the moral authority to lead anyway,
00:54:23.140 but that's what she said.
00:54:24.080 Now, while I admire her spunk
00:54:27.040 and the energy with which she delivered that retort,
00:54:31.500 I think she could have done better in saying, 0.80
00:54:33.660 Look, where do you get that Christine Anderson is a Nazi? 0.93
00:54:38.020 You just called her a Nazi.
00:54:39.720 That is slander.
00:54:44.540 She is not a Nazi.
00:54:47.400 She is not anti-Muslim.
00:54:51.520 How dare you?
00:54:53.840 Would you say that to her face in a debate?
00:54:57.340 Probably not.
00:54:59.640 Because you'd lose.
00:55:00.800 You haven't got the facts.
00:55:01.720 That's what I was talking about. That liberal MP was just spouting talking points and badly at that without really knowing what the words she was saying actually meant.
00:55:15.740 This is what passes for our parliament, my friends. It's kind of sad.
00:55:20.940 hey look at this since cocaine has been and other hard drugs in british columbia have been
00:55:27.060 decriminalized there's a record high overdose call in that province according to tnc.news
00:55:34.840 bc emergency health services received a record number of drug overdose calls last week in an
00:55:41.060 email to ctv bcehs said wednesday march 22nd said bc's new record for the number of overdose calls
00:55:49.100 received in a single day.
00:55:51.300 Vancouver Assistant Fire Chief Keith Stewart
00:55:53.560 said Vancouver alone saw 45 overdoses,
00:55:56.700 a number he described as overwhelming.
00:55:59.480 Drugs are being cut with so many different things
00:56:01.680 at this time, we're seeing negative effects.
00:56:04.660 The news comes as BC trials new policy
00:56:07.120 to mitigate the damage of drug use,
00:56:08.700 including overdoses caused by contaminated drugs.
00:56:12.140 Yeah, new policy like, let's just legalize it all.
00:56:15.240 i would not want to go anywhere near british columbia right now at least not in the cities
00:56:22.260 because that's dangerous man we saw what happened yesterday the video of the guy being stabbed at
00:56:29.120 the starbucks well sorry that happened on sunday we saw the video yesterday and now people are
00:56:34.360 dying in the streets from drug overdoses because the drugs are killing them or what's laced
00:56:41.520 what the drugs are laced with
00:56:43.860 is killing them
00:56:44.880 it's a cesspool
00:56:46.900 in Vancouver right now
00:56:49.660 Kelowna I hear is pretty bad too
00:56:52.560 Victoria also
00:56:54.260 and maybe Nanaimo
00:56:55.680 this is
00:56:58.260 police body cam footage
00:57:00.780 from yesterday's shooting in Nashville
00:57:04.560 I was going to play you all six minutes
00:57:08.360 I'm going to give you the last two minutes
00:57:09.720 as police are closing in on the shooter.
00:57:13.060 This may be disturbing for some of you.
00:57:15.280 Once again, I urge you, if you're a little bit squeamish,
00:57:18.720 then please don't watch.
00:57:21.160 But here we go.
00:57:26.680 Where do they go in?
00:57:30.220 First floor, first floor, first floor.
00:57:31.920 Hold there, y'all. Somebody hold there.
00:57:34.880 Hit that door.
00:57:39.720 Rifle first, rifle first, blue, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, go, move, move, I'm with
00:57:55.740 you, go left, shirt, shirt, shirt, right here, right here, right here, it's locked,
00:58:09.720 Hit that stairs.
00:58:16.860 Hit the stairs. 0.97
00:58:19.820 Go, go stairs.
00:58:20.820 Go stairs, go stairs, go.
00:58:22.320 Go, go, go, go.
00:58:23.320 Go, go, go.
00:58:24.320 Go.
00:58:24.820 Ready?
00:58:25.820 Hold on, go, we got one down. 0.88
00:58:27.320 Keep pushing. 0.80
00:58:28.320 Go. 0.93
00:58:29.320 Go, go, go, go.
00:58:31.320 Go, go, go, go.
00:58:35.120 Go.
00:58:35.920 Go, go, go, go.
00:58:36.920 Go, go, go, go.
00:58:38.120 Go, go, go, go, go.
00:58:39.320 Shots fired! Shots fired! Shots fired! Move!
00:58:47.320 Right! Right! Right! 0.99
00:58:54.320 Push with LPBO! Push with LPBO! Go right!
00:59:04.320 Move! Move! 0.91
00:59:06.320 Watch out! Watch out!
00:59:07.320 stop moving stop moving
00:59:11.160 watch left watch left suspect down suspect down
00:59:18.440 hey hold the air
00:59:25.940 okay
00:59:32.840 I watched that earlier today
00:59:36.900 a couple of times and
00:59:38.560 I find these
00:59:40.960 police officers to be
00:59:42.740 incredibly heroic
00:59:43.620 they don't know what they're walking
00:59:46.720 into all they know is what they've
00:59:48.720 been told they might be walking into
00:59:50.800 you don't know
00:59:52.600 the scene until you actually
00:59:54.660 see it and you want to get there and stop this maniac as quickly as you can because
00:59:59.900 he slash him is killing kids and adults in this case six people died
01:00:07.960 and i have a hard time weighing that against the actions of the police in milk river and coots
01:00:18.300 last year, or the actions of the police officers
01:00:23.620 at the Freedom Convoy in Ottawa, for that matter.
01:00:32.140 Those officers seem to be willing to plant weapons
01:00:38.100 in a woman's home and then try to accuse her,
01:00:43.840 charge her with actually keeping them, 0.57
01:00:46.660 even though she didn't even know where they were
01:00:49.760 and had never seen them before.
01:00:52.000 These officers in Coutts and Milk River
01:00:54.560 were willing to sabotage farm equipment,
01:01:01.600 privately owned.
01:01:06.080 Now, they admitted to it, apparently,
01:01:08.300 and the court case is coming up this summer.
01:01:12.160 But how do we juxtapose the police
01:01:15.660 from situations like that
01:01:17.800 to the bravery we witnessed
01:01:19.920 just now on that body cam footage.
01:01:24.600 I can't wrap my head around
01:01:26.660 the fact that the same officers,
01:01:29.600 now I know that what we saw just now
01:01:32.960 was in the United States and Canada.
01:01:35.220 I'm not going to make that comparison
01:01:37.160 that police officers are all that different
01:01:40.760 between the United States and Canada.
01:01:43.100 They are police officers after all
01:01:44.840 on their train similarly it wouldn't be a stretch to assume that the same police officer who was
01:01:52.020 stationed outside of milk river as you know as our guest tonight was leaving accidentally hitting a
01:02:00.040 pylon a highway pylon on his way out causing it to explode that that officer who held him at gunpoint
01:02:10.860 would be called upon two or three days later
01:02:15.380 to go into an elementary school
01:02:17.680 and take down a shooter, let's just say.
01:02:23.480 I mean,
01:02:24.820 it's all part of the job.
01:02:31.440 So, on the one hand, incredibly heroic,
01:02:34.780 and yet on the other hand,
01:02:37.740 not at all.
01:02:38.640 borderline criminal it must be really difficult being a cop i might have one on later on this
01:02:47.820 week you guys we'll see i'll find out tomorrow rob roos is a member of the european parliament
01:02:57.500 as a matter of fact rob roos is the guy who got up and asked that vice president of pfizer a few
01:03:03.020 months ago did you ever check to see if your so-called vaccines prevented transmission
01:03:09.920 and the vice president of Pfizer one of them stood up and said we had to move at the speed
01:03:17.300 of science we didn't check for that we didn't know if it stopped transmission or not now I'm
01:03:23.040 paraphrasing here obviously so we can credit Rob Bruce he's he's the MEP who made that
01:03:32.480 public, which is now all over the world, which is probably one of the first things we heard
01:03:39.800 about these so-called vaccines being the big lie. So now he tweets, eating the bugs? Now it's
01:03:47.840 possible in the EU. And watch out, only the Latin name appears on the food packaging. He says,
01:03:53.320 I asked questions to the EU commission. I want the common name on the packaging and an insect
01:03:58.560 Icon 2 so that no one has to eat the bugs involuntarily and here's what he had to say today
01:04:05.340 Insecten eten ik sla even over
01:04:09.460 Natuurlijk moet iedereen helemaal zelf weten wat hij wil eten
01:04:13.600 Maar het moet wel duidelijk zijn wat er in je voedsel zit
01:04:17.620 Sinds 2020 zijn er in de Europese Unie vier verschillende insecten soorten toegelaten
01:04:23.280 as ingredient in food. But if you see a Tenebrio molitor in it,
01:04:33.120 then you don't know that it's a yellow worm. If you see Locusta migratoria,
01:04:40.400 then you don't know that it's a so-called European track spring. And by the Aquetta domesticus
01:04:48.300 So it doesn't drink it right away that it's a 0.96
01:04:49.300 heart disease.
01:04:52.300 That has to change.
01:04:54.300 I'm not a representative of insects eating.
01:04:57.300 There are enough other minerals of eggs that have been taken for a long time.
01:05:02.300 It's no need for it.
01:05:04.300 Some people are maybe allergic to insects
01:05:07.300 or they can't eat insects because of their belief.
01:05:11.300 I found it good if these products were not on the market.
01:05:15.300 All right, well, we don't have to listen to the whole thing there.
01:05:17.240 I know some people have got their closed captioning on
01:05:19.660 so they can't see the translation at the bottom of the video.
01:05:24.860 Basically, what he's suggesting is that these insects are on the packaging.
01:05:30.420 It's just that their Latin names are being used.
01:05:33.520 And to be honest, I'm not sure if many people look at every single ingredient
01:05:38.200 that goes into the products they buy,
01:05:40.840 not to mention would they be able to identify it
01:05:43.860 even if they did read the ingredients.
01:05:45.480 So what he wants is he wants an insect icon
01:05:47.860 on everything that includes insects,
01:05:51.280 whether it's grain, flour, even if it's a chocolate bar,
01:05:54.880 whatever it happens to be, anything that contains
01:05:56.980 any kind of insect whatsoever, he wants it easily identifiable.
01:06:01.320 So that's what he moved through the European Parliament today.
01:06:04.660 We don't know if they're going to pass that.
01:06:06.640 I think they should.
01:06:07.540 Why wouldn't they?
01:06:08.780 Why wouldn't they?
01:06:09.780 Oh, I know.
01:06:10.500 They wouldn't because they want us to eat these things,
01:06:13.720 and we won't eat them if we know we're eating them.
01:06:18.520 That's the same kind of thing that needs to happen in Canada as well, my friends.
01:06:22.100 And look at this.
01:06:23.100 London, Ontario, edible cricket factory in discussions to open second facility.
01:06:29.200 Once again, story from TNC.news.
01:06:31.720 As it prepares to ramp up production at the world's largest edible cricket production facility in London, Ontario,
01:06:39.140 Aspire Food Group is already in talks to open a second site.
01:06:43.720 Look, my friends, people have been saying, oh, I want to get out and protest.
01:06:47.660 Let's protest something different because we keep protesting the same things all the time.
01:06:51.480 We're showing up at legislatures. We're showing up at media outlets, branch media outlets that really don't have much to do with the media outlet at all.
01:07:00.780 You know, you can go ahead and protest all you want at the CBC or CTV in Calgary or Edmonton.
01:07:05.860 It doesn't matter. What you got to do is go to Toronto if you want to make an impact on them at all.
01:07:10.900 that's where their head offices are right and the same thing goes for legislatures there's no point
01:07:17.140 in protesting at a legislature unless you're going to distract them and if there's nobody there on a
01:07:22.280 saturday and there isn't because they're government workers and no government worker works on saturdays
01:07:26.520 not even politicians going to a legislature on a saturday or sunday is absolutely useless
01:07:31.820 what about what about going to one of these cricket facilities and protesting there let's
01:07:40.080 got a huge gathering at this cricket facility in london ontario or maybe just maybe now that
01:07:46.720 massive pfizer plant in brandon manitoba you know people ask me all the time hey what's what's the
01:07:53.980 deal with brandon man how come nobody does anything in brandon we hear all this activity
01:07:59.280 in winkler and altona and some of it in winnipeg and i say well you know what i mean there are some
01:08:05.440 people doing some things in Brandon, but for the most part, you're right, Brandon's been pretty
01:08:09.740 quiet. Well, there's a guy now, Rick from The Shed, who's a weed distributor, legal one,
01:08:20.260 operates a legal business, in Brandon, who is now starting to speak out against the 15-Minute
01:08:26.020 City program that Brandon City Council is trying to bring in. So we may, in fact, get something
01:08:32.140 going in Brandon soon, and if we do, wouldn't it be cool to maybe gather a few hundred people
01:08:37.660 outside the entrance of that Pfizer plant and say, you guys lied to us.
01:08:46.280 Anyway, according to a recent interview, Aspire Food Group co-founder Mohammed Ashur said he's
01:08:53.360 talking to interested investors and customers about a second facility. Wow, business must be
01:08:58.900 so good that these guys feel
01:09:00.860 as though they need a second facility
01:09:02.860 for crickets, for bugs,
01:09:06.440 for us to eat.
01:09:08.960 We have significant contractual
01:09:10.920 commitments for the majority of our production
01:09:12.780 and expect 100% will be
01:09:14.820 sold within the year. Yes,
01:09:16.720 this is real, my friends.
01:09:19.640 This is real.
01:09:21.140 They want you to eat crickets.
01:09:22.760 They want you to eat grasshoppers
01:09:24.620 and worms.
01:09:28.900 It's not a conspiracy theory.
01:09:33.760 We're already in discussions with some of our customers
01:09:37.680 and investors about site selection for a second commercial facility.
01:09:41.860 These people turned bugs into their idea of food.
01:09:49.160 Insects. Crickets.
01:09:53.540 Hey, somebody was calling me out.
01:09:58.900 i was at twitter or facebook one or the other the other day saying oh shadow davis thinks
01:10:06.560 canadians have a lot to learn from the way europeans protest and i'll stand by that sure
01:10:12.380 absolutely i mean look at i'm not saying that our freedom convoy was a bad thing at all i just
01:10:21.360 think we could have done more with it. That's all. And I think that Canadians probably back down
01:10:29.300 too easily. You know, if we see one of our friends or one of the leaders of our movement
01:10:34.580 get debanked or maybe get wrongfully convicted of a bullshit crime or something like that,
01:10:40.600 we go, well, I don't want that to happen to me. I don't want to have to pay the price for anything,
01:10:45.680 so I'll just sit here quietly and hope somebody else takes care of this problem. No.
01:10:51.360 We can't do that.
01:10:52.900 We have to be more like the Europeans.
01:10:54.960 Look what's going on here.
01:10:56.340 This, here, look at this.
01:11:21.360 See, once again, I just can't even believe that you've got the heroic police
01:11:27.880 who run into a building where there's an active shooter firing on children.
01:11:34.460 And that's heroic, man. That totally is.
01:11:36.480 But then you get police like this.
01:11:38.920 The people are upset and they're protesting.
01:11:41.720 And what are you doing?
01:11:42.560 You're showing up with masks on and riot equipment
01:11:45.140 and you're going to try and trample them.
01:11:47.040 We've seen videos like that.
01:11:48.480 And these people are throwing garbage at them.
01:11:51.360 There's no place to say that.
01:11:53.720 foreign
01:12:07.720 Now, the police, you know what?
01:12:23.340 I mean, the people wouldn't be out there.
01:12:25.240 These are regular French citizens who are fed up with the corruption of Emmanuel, sorry,
01:12:32.820 Emmanuel Macron and him circumventing Parliament a total of 11 times in the past two years.
01:12:38.480 They don't like that. Yes, part of this protest is about the fact that Macron
01:12:44.180 wants to raise retirement age from 62 to 64 in France. But a lot of it also has to do with the
01:12:51.900 fact that he's doing it by circumventing the French Parliament. People don't like that.
01:12:56.740 They want things to be done above board. They want transparency. They do not, in my opinion,
01:13:02.820 want to be a part of the World Economic Forum at all.
01:13:09.640 I think a lot of these protests are geared towards that.
01:13:17.360 Just like the Netherlands.
01:13:19.380 Same thing going on in the Netherlands.
01:13:21.320 By the way, Jordan Peterson did a fantastic interview.
01:13:25.660 Go to his YouTube channel.
01:13:26.740 It's about five or six videos down from the top.
01:13:31.920 He's talking to Eva Vlanderkloeken and another guy about what's really going on in the Netherlands right now regarding the French farmland.
01:13:41.000 It's fascinating. Fascinating. So go check that one out.
01:13:45.360 The Europeans really know how to protest, my friends. That was my point.
01:13:50.520 And Canadians, I think we have a lot to learn.
01:13:53.800 And we can learn a lot by watching the Europeans do it because they've been doing it for a while.
01:13:59.120 Okay, so this is a Facebook video.
01:14:03.220 It's going to move very quickly, so I'll play it for you a couple times.
01:14:07.320 This guy here is suggesting that this barbecue for sale,
01:14:11.960 wherever this is, a Canadian tire or something, somewhere,
01:14:14.900 is attached to some kind of a Wi-Fi system
01:14:18.860 that will keep track of your carbon footprint.
01:14:22.240 So let's go ahead and have a look here.
01:14:23.760 This is crazy, guys.
01:14:26.880 Okay, so that's NextFi.
01:14:29.120 This NexFi enabled barbecue.
01:14:32.340 It's a new barbecue.
01:14:34.720 NexFi enabled.
01:14:49.620 Look at that.
01:14:53.180 And then that goes to your carbon footprint,
01:14:56.100 and next week you can't barbecue anymore.
01:14:59.120 Okay, so we're gonna play this again for you one more time watch this is crazy guys
01:15:07.060 Next fight enabled
01:15:22.040 Look at that
01:15:25.040 Okay, look at that
01:15:27.040 so it shows us what degree the new york steak should be set at
01:15:36.380 and the wild alabama salmon there is nothing here at all about a carbon footprint
01:15:44.640 and then that goes to your carbon footprint and next week you can't barbecue anymore
01:15:50.680 all right so that there's nothing this is crazy no it's it's not so so what i did was i went and
01:15:56.540 looked for this on youtube because i was looking i was looking specifically for this and guys i am
01:16:01.960 not suggesting that this is out of the realm of possibility that they're selling barbecues
01:16:06.860 that will be tracking your carbon footprint because that makes sense with everything we've
01:16:12.060 been saying and it's it's still a possibility but i didn't see actual evidence of that in this video
01:16:19.160 either watch experience that includes you being able to control your grill your patio heater and
01:16:23.760 your fire pit all from your phone and nevo is the first step in that evolution okay so that's
01:16:28.380 this is all about controlling the temperature of your grill remotely that i got out of this
01:16:37.040 i watched this entire two minute and 16 second video regarding these barbecues and came to the
01:16:47.460 conclusion that this is not attached at least not yet to any sort of carbon footprint monitoring
01:16:55.980 device although i do believe it has the capability to do so i'm not pulling it out but what i am
01:17:06.240 saying is when we go ahead and we put things like that online we'd better be sure all right
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01:21:04.000 so i've got a call in to shay ritchie uh he was the owner of two restaurants in winnipeg before
01:21:12.360 closing them down a few months ago and he stayed open well all most all of the other restaurants
01:21:19.860 in Winnipeg closed themselves down and he won a court case just the other day and he's also
01:21:31.540 managed to expose the corruption of a Manitoba provincial judge so I've asked Shea to come on
01:21:39.080 the show tomorrow night and I haven't got conversation sorry confirmation from him just
01:21:43.960 yet but um hopefully he does come on and tells his story it's a fascinating story of how the
01:21:51.120 government tried to screw him over for merely trying to keep his businesses alive during
01:22:00.520 the pandemic response so possibly shea ritchie on the show tomorrow night uh thursday night it's
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